What is the Verification Playground?

 

Verification Playground allows engineers to learn and practice the basics of SystemVerilog, Verilog, VHDL, C++/SystemC, and other HDLs using a web browser. Users can run their code and view results in real time.

A playground consists of two components: the Design pane and the Testbench + Simulators window. The Design pane gives you access to the source file that the code is based on, and the Testbench + Simulators allows you to configure options for running your code.

Adding files (up to 1,000,000 characters): You can add source and text files to your playground to be used as inputs to the testbench or design. To add a file, click the + sign in the design or testbench windows.

Sharing your playground: 먹튀검증소 You can create a public link for your playground that can be shared with others. This link enables you to share your playground with anyone, even when they're not logged into EDA Playground.

You can also save your playground, including the code, bottom 200 lines of results, and options, to keep it in a permanent location on EDA Playground. You can then open this static link from the same web address when you need to see your playground again.

The Playground also contains code examples that you can use to practice the various features of the platform. You can search for code examples based on a keyword or language, or you can browse through the collection of playgrounds created by other users.

Email verification: The email verification feature simulates the process of sending an email to a user to confirm their account. The process is common for modern applications and can be used to verify email address or password reset functionality.

To get started with the playground, select a language from the Testbench + Design menu and an available simulator from the Tools & Simulators menu. Then, type your code in the design or testbench windows and click "Run". Then, watch the console output in real time!